Advocacy for People with Disabilities
In this training course, you’ll learn how living with a disability impacts survivors of abuse and gain practical tools for effective advocacy.
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Advocacy for Language Access
This training course focuses on access and advocacy issues related to people with limited English proficiency.
LGBTQ Survivors
This training course provides an overview of LGBTQ history, terminology, rules and regulations, and best practices when working with LGBTQ individuals.
Healthy, Wealthy, & Wise
In this training course, you’ll learn about the connections between domestic violence, health, healthcare, and poverty, as well as the relevant resources available to survivors.
Thinking Shelter
This training course is designed for those working at a domestic violence shelter program. It will provide information on key topics such as state regulation of shelters and strategies for addressing challenges.
Making Work Work
A webinar on how abuse can affect a survivor’s ability to work, and the protections available in Washington State.
Getting Feedback from Survivors
In this training course, you’ll learn about how to gather meaningful feedback from survivors about the services your program provides.
Legal Advocacy Core Concepts
This training course covers the essential components of legal advocacy including how to navigate the criminal and civil legal systems.
Protective Orders in Washington State
This training course provides information about the different types of protective orders available in Washington State, as well as advocacy tips for working with survivors considering one of these orders.
Child Support 101: What Advocates Need to Know
What advocates need to know to help survivors pursue (or not) child support safely.